Church leader calls dialogue to end grievances

Author : | Published: Monday, October 17, 2016

Pertaining to the recent attacks on civilians on highways, a religious leader is calling on all communities in South Sudan to initiate a

dialogue to resolve grievances rather than violence.

Bishop Enock Tombe – from the Diocese of Rajaf – says the august peace agreement was signed to heal the wounds of war and reconcile the people of the South Sudan and should be respected.

He speaks with Joakino Francis….

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